can i use this for a quad cane on a rollator ?
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I don't know. I think there is a cane attachment but, since I don't use a cane, I don't know how well it works. It's wonderful on my walker, so it probably will work well on a rollator. I use mine all the time.
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I think it might be difficult to use with the 4 section base but the clamp at the top is very good/strong and you could place the cane in this clamp higher up or lower down so the feet didn't touch the wheels . For the price I think it is an excellent buy and worth the try.
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Not in any way that I can figure out. Alternative: use 2 inexpensive folding canes. Stow them in a wheelchair backpack. Or for reaching them while seated, get one or two wheelchair wheel pouches. They do not interfere with your wheeling yourself. And you may find that you like them for other reasons. All available at Amazon.com.
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The short answer is yes, but why would you need to? The rollator will only move as fast as you push it. If you are on a seriously down hill grade I am afraid that if you lack sufficient upper body strength, the rollator is going to get away from you causing you to fall. As long as you stay on level ground, or gentle down hill slopes where you don't have the machine at arms' length in front of you, you should be OK.
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I had two different size canes, one thinner and one quite thick. It seemed to work on both, strangely enough. I don't have dimensions for you but I think the thinner one is more standard in size. Hope that can help.
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Don't know for sure but it looks like it can be done by loosening the bolts and turning the handle around. This is a great cane. Mike
532959
No, you wouldn't even be able to feed it into the rollers and it's too small for cane. Also, the rollers quickly rusted, and the supplier was ungracious and unhelpful. Good from far, far from good.
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Yes you can. It is the same as the other adjustable canes I have seen in stores.
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Thanks TJ for your question as I was looking at the ez2 canes I do not see that you would have any problems for you to be able to attach a Hugo Quadpod to your cane, However the hugo will not fit any hurrycane because there is an imbellish flare in their design that would exceed the 3/4 suggestion. I hope this helps you my friend in your quest.
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No the quad tip on the cane is firmly set........no flexibility like the "Hurrycane" cane. The cane is stable and give you firm grip and balance, if that is what you need. I need a cane for balance issues due to neurological condition. I would not want a can with a slope of 20 degrees. Good luck!!
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I dont see why not. It wont roll up easily if you need it to, but should work.
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I can not say for certain. I put this tip on a 3/4 inch cane. However, I would try it. There is a lot of flex in this tip.
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You pull the rubber tip off your cane and slide the quad tip on the cane. It is is very sturdy and adds minimal weight to the cane.
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The clamp will accommodate a fairly thick bar oval or circle. It should accommodate your rollie with no issues!
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I don't think this will work. The pieces fit together around the round bar and screw together. It's great for the rollator, though.
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I don't know what a Rollator is but I don't believe the Hugo attachment will fit in the folded-up cane pouch as it is too big with the Hugo attached.
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You can...but it doesn't work very well. It won't spin unless its on a flat surface.
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I bought this for a separate cane that doesn't fit into it so I can only tell you that the folding cane probably fits fine and comes off fine and this is a very sturdy item. I don't imagine you would have any trouble with it